How to Deal with Online Trolls
Articles
A functionalist approach to online trolling
Internet trolls are narcissists, psychopaths, and sadists
Tackling online hate and trolling. Advice to support children & young people.
Key "don't"
- Don't reply to troll posts and comments.
- Don't mention troll links and original names.
- Don't join troll communities and don't follow troll accounts using your well known logins, even if you want to monitor troll activity.
- Don't answer unknown audio and video calls.
- Don't take physical gifts from strangers.
If a troll added your page to the Wayback Machine
How do I request to remove something from archive.org?
Protect your children from being bullied in fandoms
Parents! Pay particular attention to FANDOMS. There are very aggressive people (bullies) in fandoms. Periodically ask your children who they communicate with, what online communities they participate in.
If a group of trolls started bullying your kid in a fandom, it's highly recommended to close your kid's account. Your kid can create a new account, but avoid using the same userpic and the same nickname.
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